Predict Outcomes of Collisions - Topic 1 Lesson 2

To play croquet, you hit a ball through metal hoops with a wooden mallet. If your ball touches another player's, you can "send" the other player's ball off course. What will happen when the player strikes the ball with the mallet?

• The ball that is hit with the mallet will compress and then stretch back to move the other ball.

• Energy of motion will travel through the ball that is hit, and the other ball will move.

• Sound energy will travel through the ball that is hit with the mallet, but neither ball will move.

• Energy of motion is transformed into sound energy, and the balls will not move.

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Cole performed an investigation. He made this table of data. What question was Cole most likely investigating?

• Which ball can be thrown farthest?

• Why do some balls bounce more than others?

• Which ball needs the most energy to collide?

• Which ball compresses and stretches back more?

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Cole performed an investigation. He made this table of data. Which conclusion is best supported by the evidence in the table?

• The baseball compressed and stretched the most.

• The golf ball has the greatest mass.

• The table tennis ball compressed and stretched the least.

• The basketball takes longer to bounce than the other balls.

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Look at the picture. What occurs when the bat makes contact with the ball. Select all that apply.

• Energy transfer causes a change in motion.

• Chemical energy is transformed to energy of motion and heat.

• Some of the ball's energy of motion is transformed into heat.

• Sound energy is transferred to the surroundings.

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Look at the picture. Select the statements that are correct statements. Choose two correct answers.

• When the snowball and wall collide, the change in the snowball's speed is evidence for a change in energy.

• When the snowball and wall collide, there is no energy transfer because the snowball falls apart.

• When the snowball and wall collide, the energy of motion of the snowball does not transfer to the wall.

• When the snowball and wall collide, the energy of motion of the snowball is transferred to the surroundings and to the chunks of wall that spread out.

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Look at the picture. As the two objects collide, the ________ is evidence of a change in energy.

• nail

• sound

• hammer

• hand

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